Deleted Tweet Finder
Enter an X/Twitter username to see which of its tweets were saved as snapshots. Free preview, no sign-in needed.
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From a username to a searchable archive in four steps
Enter a username
Type any public X/Twitter handle. We never ask for your X login.
See a free preview
We scan the snapshot index and show how many unique tweets we found, with a few readable samples.
Unlock for $4.99
Sign in with Google and pay once for that account. You get 30 days of access from any device.
Browse and export
Search, filter, view saved images, see when each tweet was captured, and download CSV or JSON.
Each number means one thing
The same tweet is often saved many times. We show every step from raw snapshot records down to tweets you can actually read, so a big number never hides an empty result.
Index rows
Every snapshot record of the account’s twitter.com and x.com tweet pages, duplicates included.
Valid tweet links
Rows that point to a real tweet ID. Broken paths and error pages are set aside.
Unique tweets
Links merged by tweet ID, so twitter.com, x.com, “?s=20” and photo-page versions count once.
Readable text
Unique tweets whose snapshot actually contains the tweet text. Counted after the full build; the preview shows a sample.
We don't check whether a tweet is still on X, so every result carries “Current status unknown”.
Preview for free. Pay only to unlock an account.
Link check
Paste one tweet link and see every snapshot we can find for it, including what each one actually contains.
Check a linkAccount archive
- Every unique tweet found in the scan
- Capture time and page version for each tweet
- Tweets and Media views with search and filters
- CSV and JSON export
- 30 days of access, private to your account
Sign in with Google to buy. Searching the same account again within 30 days costs nothing. Full refund if the build fails or finds no readable tweets. No subscription.
Start with a free previewQuestions people ask first
No. We can only show tweets whose pages were saved as snapshots before they were removed. Many tweets were never saved, and some saved pages don’t contain readable text.
A tweet only shows up after a snapshot of its page has been saved and indexed. For many tweets that happens weeks or months after posting, and some are never saved; popular tweets and busy accounts tend to be saved sooner. Since mid-2023, many saved pages also contain only X’s page frame without the text. So an account’s last few weeks are the most likely to be missing. Search again later to pick up newer snapshots.
No. We don’t check X, so every result is marked “Current status unknown”. A tweet can be saved and still be live.
The same tweet is often saved many times: under twitter.com and x.com, with “?s=20” style links, or as photo pages. We merge these by tweet ID so each tweet counts once.
No. We never ask for X credentials, and we can’t see protected accounts.
So an unlocked archive stays private to you and opens on any device. We receive only your Google account ID, email address and name. Previews and link checks work without signing in.
Not while your order is active. Sign in and search it again, or open it from My archives, and you go straight to your archive. After 30 days, unlocking again is a new order at the full price.
If the free preview finds no tweets, there’s nothing to buy. If you pay and the full build fails or finds no readable tweets, you get a full refund. Duplicate payments are refunded automatically.
Free previews and link checks: 7 days. Unlocked archives: 30 days from payment. You can delete an archive, or your whole account, sooner.
Use the Contact & Removal page. Tell us the username or tweet link, and we’ll review the request and remove any results we hold for it.